Check content before you publish.
Check whether a draft looks AI-written, review matching sources and save the result. Nota gives editors and content teams a clearer starting point for reviewing a piece.
Check the draft
Paste text or upload a file and get a result in plain English. Long documents may be checked only in part; review the result’s limits before drawing conclusions.
Look closer when needed
Use source matching to review overlap with selected web and scholarly sources. Ask the writer about drafts, citations or tools used when you need more information.
Keep a useful report
Download and share the result from your paid plan. The report connects the AI check and its limitations with a fingerprint of the text reviewed.
Tools for your review.
Batch checks
Individual supports up to 10 files per batch. Professional supports up to 100, with a separate result for each draft.
Source matching
Paid plans include source checks in beta. Matching passages show overlap; they do not prove copying or identify the first author of a passage.
Developer API
Professional includes Bearer keys and usage tracking. The API returns the model result and available limitations so you can include them in your own workflow.
Optional writing history
Writers can attach a free report of the available document history or file metadata and declare how they used AI. Treat these as additional information, not proof of authorship.
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AI detectors can make mistakes. Long texts may be checked only in part. Read how it works and how your text is handled in our privacy policy.
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Compare word allowances, batch sizes, saved reports and API access.